Queensland

The Nation Speaks on 7 September 2013; however the heavens determine the outcome.

Note: Any suggested outcome is as a result of interpretation of the tension between planets at given times and on given days by this astrologer. These bi-wheels (method) are created at the time of the closing of the polls in the nation’s capital Canberra, ACT. The inner wheel is a snapshot of the planetary positions over Canberra at that time and the outer wheel is another snapshot in time; the natal chart of each candidate. The information for the birth dates comes from the public record. E&OE.

House of Representatives: this enquiry is of seventeen marginal seats in Queensland.

ALP=Australian Labor Party

LIB=Liberal Party

LNP=Liberal-National Party

GR=Green Party

KAP=Kapper Australian Party

IND=Independent

Note: click on bi-wheel images to view in full size

Blair: With just one chart it would appear that preferences will determine the outcome as a probable LIB win.

ALP Shayne Neumann

LIB Teresa Harding (need data)

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Bonner: With just one chart, this is probably a win for LIB

ALP Laura Fraser Hardy (need data)

LIB Ross Vasta

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Brisbane: Preferences will determine the outcome of this seat. Without data for LIB I cannot call a possible win or loss to incumbent.

ALP Fiona McNamara (need data)

LIB Teresa Gambaro

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Capricornia:main candidates (sitting member retired)

ALP Michelle Landry (need data) This is anyone’s guess. I did not receive replies torequests for data.

LIB Peter Freeleagus (need data)

Dawson:This seat should be a win for LIB

ALP Bronwyn Taha

LIB George Christensen

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Dickson:These charts are both pretty uneventful. ALP could not possibly win from this data. I have to ask, is there another contender?

ALP Michael Gilliver

LIB Peter Dutton

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Fisher: Are the IND preferences going to LIB or the LIB preferences going to IND? Preferences will determine the outcome.

ALP Bill Gissane

LIB Mal Brough

IND Peter Slipper

Flynn:cannot call this seat. Preferences appear to determine the outcome.

ALP Chris Trevor

LIB Ken O’Dowd

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Forde: the celebrity factor does not appear to have worked with voters. We suggest that the LIB candidate will win.

ALP Peter Beattie

LIB Bert Van Manen

Herbert:A LIB win after preferences are counted

ALP Cathy O’Toole (need data)

LIB Ewen Jones

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Leichhardt:A LIB win after preferences are counted

ALP Billy Gordon (need data)

LIB Warren Entsch

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Lilley:Due to lack of data from all candidates, we cannot interpret the outcome, although incumbent has the advantage of the Lunar nodal axis in the mix.

ALP Wayne Swan

LIB Rod McGarvie (need data)

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Longman:With just one chart, I can suggest a LIB win is likely.

ALP Michael Causley (need data)

LIB Wyatt Roy

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Moreton: Of these two charts, ALP would appear to be the winner

ALP Graham Perrett

LIB Malcolm Cole

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Oxley:With just one chart, we could suggest that ALP will retain this seat.

ALP Bernie Ripoll

LIB Andrew Nguyen (need data)

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Petrie: These charts suggest that ALP will retain this seat.

ALP Yvette D’Ath

LIB Luke Howarth

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Rankin:main candidates (sitting member retired) This ALP candidate is not a likely winner.